
What Is Plain Language?
Writers Write is a plain language writing resource. In this post, we answer the question: What is plain language?

About The Details
In this post we talk about the details, specifically, when the devil is in the details.

My 15 Favourite Quotes On Grammar
In this post from Writers Write, your top writing resource, we share our 15 favourite literary quotes on grammar.

6 Reasons To Embrace The Power Of Stories
Writers Write is a business writing resource. In this post, we give you six really good reasons to embrace the power of stories.
Parts Of Speech
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Lay Or Lie
Lay is a transitive verb. Transitive verbs need a subject and one or more direct objects. The present tense is ‘lay’. Example: I (subject) lay the blanket

Less vs Fewer
In this post, we look at less vs fewer, and tell you when you should use them.

100 Most Often Misspelled Words in English
Writers Write creates writing resources and shares writing tips. In this post, we share the 100 most often misspelled words in English.
Who or Whom?
The Rules ‘According to the rules of formal grammar, who should be used in the subject position in a sentence, while whom should be used

What Is Plain Language?
Writers Write is a plain language writing resource. In this post, we answer the question: What is plain language?

About The Details
In this post we talk about the details, specifically, when the devil is in the details.

My 15 Favourite Quotes On Grammar
In this post from Writers Write, your top writing resource, we share our 15 favourite literary quotes on grammar.

6 Reasons To Embrace The Power Of Stories
Writers Write is a business writing resource. In this post, we give you six really good reasons to embrace the power of stories.
Parts Of Speech
~~~ Writers Write offers the best writing courses in South Africa. Writers Write – Write to communicate.

Lay Or Lie
Lay is a transitive verb. Transitive verbs need a subject and one or more direct objects. The present tense is ‘lay’. Example: I (subject) lay the blanket

Less vs Fewer
In this post, we look at less vs fewer, and tell you when you should use them.

100 Most Often Misspelled Words in English
Writers Write creates writing resources and shares writing tips. In this post, we share the 100 most often misspelled words in English.
Who or Whom?
The Rules ‘According to the rules of formal grammar, who should be used in the subject position in a sentence, while whom should be used